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leung xne i In the dls-the high he attended tt Fayette, i graduated len went to iago unlver-enterefl the :o pursue a 5 school he of ’98, and ie to Water-or'the prac-this he wasfed Novem-m, Iowa, to th two chil-death. The nils, Who Is ieli, who is Besides his lother, Mrs. if and three all of But-nmzm, Eu-Jlie Hurd, Grac^ Max-axwell was r of several of the First ie united In ;o. At one the official edges fie Is Knights . of F. He in the East-IDENT,ited to ThatMeeting.:r returned Sioux City, it week in meeting of association-ting one of the assocfa-Sioux City y. The at* ose present rho are the crwns fromwii ff-uu ncuftuuifi, «iuu mi scomcu vwbe doing a flourishing business until the recent failure of Prince Co. put a damper on the'speculating desire of those who have been patronizing the various offices.SHERMAN VANNICE OF WATERLOO PASSED AWAY AT SHELLROCX YESTERDAY.Deceased Wat Twenty Year* Old and a Step Son of T. H. Spencer Of Thi* City.Shell Rock, Feb. 17*—’Special to Reporter—Sherman Vannice of Waterloo, died here yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness of consumption. He was only twenty years of age, but had long been a sufferer from the disease which caused his death. The young man lost his mother, Mrs. T. H. Spencer, a few weeks ago, and since that time has been at the home of Mrs: M. Garner in ShellHock, where he has been cared for.The young man is a step son of Tom H. Spencer, a contracting carpenter residing at' Waterloo. Mr. Spencer lost his wife December 26, 190*, and in drder to better car© for the son, brought the young man to the Garner home. At that time he was considered in the last stages of the disease and Mr. Spencer stayed here constantly assisting in the care of the boy.Funeral service will beheld from the Gamer home at 12; 30 o'clock tomorrow noon, and the remains will be taken to Finch ford to be buried by the side of his mother.HURT IN A RUNAWAYJohn Hang Thrown From Sled and Severely Injuredover to them. It Is a large number, o against the associi them in judgment can be paid anythi in the Canton Mas association which by the Equitable, the assessments \ were not made ep* and it was imposs to tell how much JWATERLOO IInteresting .Lett* Mil* AlicEmmons Johnsi letter from his dai visiting in Paris, in a very interest! she recently atter churches in Paris had just returned visit in America made a study of oi toms and our instl Is very interesting brought out in the how badly mis1 friends are in the-America.Miss Johnson May and £oes not i til she has spent o tinent She write to her family and ing muc hpleasure the capital of thi She has made sevi the southern part pects to spend thlt; time in the nortl the British isles.HANDS ANDUncomfortable Ex[ a LadyHudson Record: veil of Bradford c Friday for a visit D, Watters. The lence that morning uncomfortable, to had been in Sontl
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Semi Weekly Reporter
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Tue, Feb 21, 1905
Page 6
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Louis S.
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